> and your wife's underwear drawer is not a person either. wtf?? When you invade a person's privacy it's rarely jsut about the personbeing nude. Of course it i

> and your wife's underwear drawer is not a person either. wtf?? When you invade a person's privacy it's rarely jsut about the personbeing nude. Of course it is almost always about private possessions or data. So this reasoning is complete BS. The thing is that the owner is in one case a person, in the other case a corporation. Just because the corporation is owned by group of people rarely means the private data of the company is the private data of its owners.